How many domains can I secure with a Multi-Domain SSL Certificate?
This largely depends on the type of Multi-Domain SSL certificate that you purchase. Comodo Multi-Domain certificates can cover up to 100 additional domains. Symantec…
· 1 min readThis largely depends on the type of Multi-Domain SSL certificate that you purchase. Comodo Multi-Domain certificates can cover up to 100 additional domains. Symantec…
· 1 min readThat is the difference between the key lengths used once an SSL connection has been established in the browser. 256-bit security is indeed a…
· 1 min readIf your hosting platform or company tells you that you can only use one certificate file, then you can combine your server certificate with…
· 1 min readYou can use SSL to cover an internal domain if it is an officially registered domain (a publically available FQDN). If the internal domain…
· 1 min readAn intermediate certificate will be emailed to you along with your SSL certificate. You can also download the intermediate certificate from the vendor's website,…
· 1 min readAn intermediate certificate is a file that helps the web browser identify who issued your SSL certificate. It is not required, but it is…
· 1 min readOur SSL certificates can be valid from anywhere to 1-2 years, depending on the certificate you choose to purchase. Per the Certificate Authority/Browser (CA/B)…
· 1 min readAn SSL certificate warranty covers any damages that you may incur as a result of a data breach or hack that was caused due…
· 1 min readAll of the Certificate Authorities (CAs) that we carry are leaders in the industry and trusted across the world. Symantec is the largest CA…
· 1 min readA Certificate Authority (CA) is the company that actually issues the SSL certificates. Symantec, Thawte, GeoTrust, RapidSSL, and Comodo are all CAs, for example.…
· 1 min readSole Proprietors outside of the U.K. can qualify for both OV and EV certificates. However, Sole Proprietors located in the United Kingdom or UK…
· 1 min read256-bit encryption is a server configuration. This has nothing to do with the certificate itself, it is based on your server configuration. To learn…
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